The Sculptor's House: the magical village where Roberto Rosas created and lived
The article explores the life and creative legacy of Roberto Rosas, a sculptor who transformed his home into a unique space for art in Argentina.
Sculptor Prof. Stasys Žirgulis: 'Kaunas Accents - Creating a New Face of Kaunas'
Professor Stasys Žirgulis discusses the ongoing art competition 'Kaunas Accents', which has transformed the city's public spaces through over 150 artistic projects since its inception in 2017.
He made a sculpture of Maradona and now wants to gift one to Messi
Charly Obholz, an Argentine sculptor, created a life-size sculpture of Maradona and now intends to gift a similar one to Messi as a tribute to the football legends.
Olafur Eliasson, the sculptor of light confronts the canvas: 'If you relax the obsession with results, you become less defensive'
Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson showcases a unique painting exhibition in Madrid, challenging traditional artistic approaches and encouraging a more relaxed perception of creativity.
The court in Moscow postpones the case against the German artist for mocking Putin
A Russian court has delayed proceedings against German sculptor Jacques Tilly, accused of insulting Vladimir Putin, to April 2nd, citing a new prosecutor's need for more time to prepare.
The centenarian sculptor and painter Stanislav Kolíbal exhibits at the Prague Gallery Skleňák
A new exhibition featuring works by acclaimed artist Stanislav Kolíbal and his family opens at the Skleňák Gallery in Prague.
The sculptor who made the Goyas for 30 years but could not make the one that his son won
Cristóbal Fernández, a sculptor who created Goya awards for decades, reflected on his emotional experience as his son won an award for best editing.
Kail Timusk Wins the Young Sculptor's Grand Prize
Kail Timusk won the Grand Prize at the 'Metamorphosis' exhibition featuring young sculptors in Estonia.
Anniversaries of March 6: What happened on a day like today?
March 6 marks several historical events, including International Sculptor's Day, celebrating the contribution of artists in the sculpture field.
Why is the International Sculptor's Day celebrated today?
International Sculptor's Day, celebrated on March 6th, honors the artistry and contributions of sculptors, particularly focusing on the legacy of Michelangelo.
Troubetzkoy, the sculptor prince who narrated the Belle Époque
The GAM hosts a captivating exhibition dedicated to Paul Troubetzkoy, an influential sculptor of the Belle Époque, highlighting his unique contributions to art.
Aspasia Papadoperaki, the sculptor, has passed away
The sculptor Aspasia Papadoperaki has died at the age of 84, leaving behind a significant artistic legacy.
We are creating a sculpture! Getting to know the work of the sculptor Teodors Zaļkalns "Pig"
The project invites participation in creative activities related to sculpture, featuring the work of Teodors Zaļkalns and encouraging submissions of children's artwork.
Feliza Bursztyn, the Colombian sculptor who challenged the dictatorship and died in exile
Feliza Bursztyn was a Colombian sculptor who defied societal norms and faced exile due to her bold artistic expression during a repressive regime.
Andrejs Šavrejs. Remembering Viktorija Pelši – the last great sculptor of Latvia and a friend
The article reflects on the life and legacy of Latvian sculptor Viktorija Pelši, as remembered by her friend Andrejs Šavrejs.
Andrejs Šavrejs. In Memory of Viktorija Pelši – the Last Great Sculptor of Latvia and Friend
The article commemorates Viktorija Pelši, a prominent Latvian sculptor, reflecting on her life and personal connections with the author.
The sculptor Christos Riganas has died
Sculptor Christos Riganas has passed away at the age of 82, leaving behind a significant body of work closely associated with Kalamata, Greece.
Renaissance for Sweden's Greatest Sculptor of All Time
The article discusses a major exhibition and associated works celebrating the life and art of Johan Tobias Sergel, a pivotal figure in 18th-century European art.
Latvian Sculptor Viktorija Pelše Has Passed Away
Latvian sculptor Viktorija Pelše has died, with a farewell ceremony taking place in Riga.
Gustav Kraitz died – created Wallenberg monument
Swedish sculptor Gustav Kraitz, known for his work on the Raoul Wallenberg monument in New York, has passed away at the age of 99.
Anish Kapoor conquers Venice. An exhibition of monumental works in a 16th-century palace
A major exhibition of sculptor Anish Kapoor's works opens in a restored 16th-century palace in Venice as part of the 61st Venice Biennale.
Seaküla Simson: the president said that you have so many decorations, does mine even fit anymore?
Seaküla Simson discusses her numerous awards and decorations as a renowned sculptor and her experiences in preparing for a special event.
Chillida in Madrid, 25 years later: the great artist of democracy in Spain
The exhibition "Eduardo Chillida: Dreaming Space" opens at the Conde Duque Center in Madrid, showcasing the lesser-known early works of the famed sculptor Eduardo Chillida.
He was able to converse with stone and honor its laws. Remembering Juraj Gavula (1942 – 2026)
Juraj Gavula, a Slovak sculptor, creatively expressed his childhood memories and emotions through his sculptural works, reflecting a deep connection to his roots in a small village while making a name for himself in Bratislava.
Valentine's Day Atmosphere Created by Sculptor Kārlis Īle's Ice Heart in Kuldīga's Old Town
A large ice block brought from Riga is being transformed into a heart sculpture by sculptor Kārlis Īle in Kuldīga, delighting locals and visitors, especially as part of a Valentine's Day event.
Valentine's Day Mood Conjured by Ice Heart Created by Sculptor Kārli Īle in Kuldīga
A large ice block weighing approximately one and a half tons was transformed into a heart sculpture in Kuldīga, attracting local residents and guests to witness the process.
F.A.Z. Campaign: There is always a clever worm behind it
The Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm is featured as the 101st 'clever head' in the long-standing image series of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Gondwana Project: how the sound sculptures of Daniel Papaleo connect continents
The Gondwana Project, developed by Argentine sculptor Daniel Papaleo, features sound sculptures that create a multi-sensory experience by combining visual art with music and natural sounds.
Domenico Sepe Dialogues with Canova
A contemporary sculptor, Domenico Sepe, pays homage to Neoclassicist master Antonio Canova through a unique art book project presented at the Museo Civico di Bassano del Grappa.
Alan Coveña, the sculptor who made art the economic sustenance of his family in Durán
Alan Coveña is a 31-year-old sculptor from Durán, Ecuador, whose art inspired by movies and video games has become the main economic support for his family.
With hands that once held a hammer, sculptor Franjo von Almen carved the snowy mountain... Milan's first gold medal glory
Swiss alpine skier Franjo von Almen won the first gold medal at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics in the men's downhill event.
The Sea of Skokino is a border, a grave, and a measure of European humanism
An exhibition titled 'Measure of the Sea: Octagon NMMU' by sculptor Stjepan Skoko has opened at the Zagreb space of the National Museum of Modern Art, showcasing a monumental installation originally designed for Bosnia and Herzegovina's presentation at the 60th Venice Biennale in 2024.
The Civil Guard recovers a 15th-century statue stolen nearly 50 years ago in Palencia
The Civil Guard, in collaboration with the Italian Carabinieri's Cultural Heritage Protection Command, has recovered a 15th-century polychrome wooden sculpture attributed to the famous sculptor Gil de Siloé, which was stolen from a church in Palencia in 1979 and detected while being auctioned for 5,000 euros.
Golden Trump Standing Seven Meters Tall to Welcome World Leaders? Crypto Investors Ordered a Giant Statue, Sculptor Seeks Remaining Funds
A nearly seven-meter tall golden statue of Donald Trump, named 'Don Colossus', is set to greet world leaders at the upcoming G20 summit in Miami after crypto investors commissioned its creation.
In the heart of Athens, the iconic work 'Aeolian' in collaboration with the Takis Foundation
The Municipality of Athens, in cooperation with the Takis Foundation, unveils an iconic artwork by the renowned sculptor Takis in a bustling city area to celebrate the artist's 100th birthday.
Unjust Trial in Russia: Artist Jacques Tilly Refuses to Be Silent
Jacques Tilly, a sculptor and carnival float builder from Düsseldorf, remains unfazed by the ongoing trial against him in absentia in Moscow for alleged defamation of Russian state organs, asserting his commitment to continue his work as usual.
Five Years Later, the Museum That Changed the Pulse of a Fashion Beach
The article discusses how the MACA, led by sculptor Pablo Atchugarry, has become an inclusive cultural center in Uruguay, hosting various exhibitions and festivals since its inception.
Where the beauty of Kokořínsko meets bloody history. Follow the traces of sculptor Václav Levý and discover the haunted Mordloch
The article explores the Kokořín region, highlighting its blend of beauty and dark history, focusing on the sculptures of Václav Levý and the eerie site of Mordloch.
Rachele Bianchi was the first sculptor to create a public work in Milan
Rachele Bianchi, the first artist to create a public sculpture in Milan, is celebrated for her work 'Personaggio,' which serves as a tribute to female travelers and workers arriving in Milan, coinciding with a century since her birth.
Four brothers were killed in a Ustaše camp, but this artist did not agree to despair
The exhibition 'Vojin Bakić: Principle of Hope' opens in Bjelovar on January 29, 2026, celebrating the life and work of the prominent Croatian sculptor Vojin Bakić on the 110th anniversary of his birth.
A Head of Franco Returned by Messenger: The Struggle Between a Sculptor and the Provincial Government of Álava in 1947
As the 50th anniversary of Francisco Franco's death approaches, the Provincial Government of Álava is engaged in an investigation to revoke any remaining honorary titles from his regime.
Renowned sculptor and glass artist Václav Cigler has died at 96
On Thursday, renowned sculptor, visual artist, and educator Václav Cigler passed away at the age of 96, as announced by his son Jakub Cigler.
Italian genius in the service of Citroën. His ideas were radical, but masterpieces
Flaminio Bertoni was an influential Italian sculptor and car designer who made a significant impact on the automotive industry with his radical designs for Citroën vehicles.
Sculptor Václav Cigler has died at the age of 96. He was the first in history to use optical glass to create an artwork
Renowned sculptor Václav Cigler, noted for being the first to incorporate optical glass in his art, has passed away at the age of 96.
On the Death of Hubertus von Pilgrim: Sculptor of Memory
The article honors Hubertus von Pilgrim, a Berlin-born sculptor known for his impactful memorials commemorating the death march of Dachau concentration camp prisoners post-World War II.
‘He significantly influenced the public space of Šumperk.’ Sculptor Jiří Jílek to receive honorary citizenship posthumously there
Sculptor Jiří Jílek is set to be awarded honorary citizenship in Šumperk for his significant contributions to the city's public space.
Academic sculptor arrested for threatening wife: "I have a gun, I will kill you"
Prominent Croatian sculptor Radivoje Jovičić has been arrested after threatening his wife amid reports of their marital breakdown.
Famous Sculptor Ends Up in Remetinec for Threatening His Wife: I Will Douse You with Gasoline and Set You on Fire, and Kill You!
Radivoje Jovičić, a renowned sculptor, has been placed in custody for threatening his wife during their divorce, despite previous conditional sentences for similar threats.
PHOTO Life of Mate Meštrović in Pictures: Departure of the Great Historian, Diplomat, Journalist...
Mate Meštrović, son of the renowned Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, is remembered as a key figure in maintaining Croatian political thought abroad, having taught modern European history at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey.
Russia sues German sculptor for ridiculing Putin
A Russian court has postponed the criminal proceedings against German sculptor Jacques Tilly for caricaturing President Vladimir Putin in his carnival floats.